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The North Dakota Corn Growers Association says its farmers initially looked at a smaller fertilizer plant. But a feasibility study found a jumbo $1 billion version would be more effecient. The study says it could provide 12 percent of the nitrogen fertilizer used in the three states.
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$1 billion fertilizer plant moves closer to reality
FARGO, N.D. – Plans are moving along for a $1 billion nitrogen fertilizer plant that could make use of the natural gas now being flared o…0
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If you’re not sure what it means to “flare off” natural gas, you’re not alone. Last fall the New York Times ventured to the Peace Garden State and looked at the practice, which is essentially the burning of the gas as a waste byproduct of oil extraction.
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In North Dakota, Wasted Natural Gas Flickers Against the Sky
They are not wildfires caused by lightning strikes or other acts of nature, but the deliberate burning of natural gas by oil companies ru…0
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That Times piece helped draw attention to the problem-slash-opportunity of all that natural gas, catching the eye of this analyst for Investment U.
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Bakken Natural Gas Flaring: A Giant Step Backward or an Opportunity in Disguise?
Bakken Natural Gas Flaring: A Giant Step Backward or an Opportunity in Disguise? by David Fessler, Investment U Senior Analyst Friday, Se…0
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Corn growers eye $1 billion fertilizer plant to make use of N.D. gas













































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